Replay timeline
Scrub any match minute by minute. Net worth, kills and objectives move together, parsed from the replay itself.
DotaPocket imports your Dota 2 history from Steam, parses your replays and shows exactly which moments cost you the game — on the web, on your phone, and live on your HUD.
Free plan included. We only receive your public Steam ID — never your password.
One click. We get your public Steam ID — nothing else.
One switch in Dota 2’s social settings makes your match data public.
Your history imports in the background and every new replay is parsed automatically.
Summaries first, details one tap away. Try the cards below — they work like the app.
Scrub any match minute by minute. Net worth, kills and objectives move together, parsed from the replay itself.
Your mistakes ranked by how much win probability they cost — and what you did right.
14:20 — You farmed the Dire jungle alone with no TP while PA was missing for 40 s. Dire took mid tier 1 for free.
22:05 — Your team took a 4v5 at the pit; you were 2,400 units away at the Radiant ancients with TP ready.
31:40 — Three heroes were missing on the minimap. Smoke ganks like this one have cost you 9 deaths in your last 20 games.
The best picks for your slot while the draft happens. Tap one to lock it in.





Trends, roles and IMP — every number benchmarked against players of your bracket, so you know exactly what to fix to climb.
Animated heroes, abilities, talents and lore — plus the builds that actually win at your rank. Pick a hero.
A masked swordsman who spins through fights immune to magic and finishes them with Omnislash.




Blinks onto her target and ends fights with critical strikes that come out of nowhere.




Blinks in, forces the whole enemy team to attack him, and executes anyone left low.




Roots and slows from range, keeps her team's mana up, and freezes whole fights with her ultimate.




Two disables, a mana drain and one of the biggest single-target nukes in the game.




Combines Quas, Wex and Exort into ten different spells — the hardest hero to master.




Fourteen views per match — from the scoreboard to ward maps — plus patch notes, items and the full history with filters.
Small icons where you already look: your next item and when to have it, every timer, what the enemy has, ward spots and the calls that win games — with a voice when it matters. Longer advice waits for quiet moments — when you’re dead, the game is paused, or your team just won a fight.
Runes, shrines, lotus pools, stacks, day and night, the Tormentor, neutral tiers, Roshan and who holds the Aegis.
The AI’s pick for this lineup with the time to have it by and the gold still missing — parts first, never two upgrades of one item.
Their glyph and every enemy’s buyback counted down. A hero on a killing spree glows until you end it.
An enemy on a streak and a Smoke at hand: who to smoke with, and whether yours, a teammate’s or the shop’s.
When one of your high-ground buildings is about to fall and your glyph is ready — and when theirs is down.
Observer spots for the state of your game, and sentries where their wards usually stand — right on your minimap.
The ability to level next above your ability bar, and which talent side wins at your rank.
A short spoken call with each cue that steps back once you know it. One at a time, never during a fight.
Ctrl+Alt+A mid-game: what to buy, how to close it out, whether to smoke now — answered with the whole game in view.
Chat in another language shows in yours, right next to the game. Insults stay masked.
Each hero in the colour of its slot in the top bar, so the coach always knows who is who.
Press F11 for the whole game at once: every timer, your numbers vs your rank, what to buy next and the AI coach.
Built on the game’s official Game State Integration. The overlay never reads or writes game memory, injects anything or sends input to the game.
Live sessions sync both ways — fill the enemy draft on your phone and the overlay picks it up; after the game, “Plan vs reality” waits on the web.
The full dashboard on a big screen: match reviews, replay timeline, hero pages and the live draft board.
Open the web appYour last match and the coach’s focus the moment you open it. Draft help that fits one hand.
Coming soonEverything the iPhone app does, with the same account, plan and synced live sessions.
Coming soonThe in-game overlay and second-screen dashboard. Updates itself, never during a game.
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Match details stay hidden for accounts with it switched off. Turn it on in Dota 2 → Settings → Options → Social, and we can import every match you play.
It uses the game’s official Game State Integration, the same feed tournament broadcasts use. It never reads or writes game memory, injects code or sends input to the game.
From your public Dota 2 match history and the replays of your games, which we parse ourselves for timelines, lanes and deaths.
Yes, anytime from Account settings — your matches, analyses and profile are removed. Subscriptions can be cancelled on the web or in the App Store / Google Play.
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